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Viral ‘Tax Loophole’ Video Is Misleading: Taxpayer Fraud Is A Much Bigger Problem
Earlier this month, a reader sent me an email with a link to a news clip from Channel 13 (WHTR in Indianapolis) with the title
Read MoreAll You Need To Know About IPOs, Going Public & Stock Options
Admit it. For weeks now, you’ve been dropping the terms “IPO” and “going public” and “stock options” in water-cooler conversation and at cocktail parties and
Read MorePutting A Price On Mom
In about a week, I’ll be on stage to receive an award from the Philadelphia Business Journal as one of their “40 Under 40” for
Read MoreWhy Does Congress Love Houses More Than Students?
Yesterday was Career Day at my kids’ school. So, around 9:00 a.m., I found myself standing in front of a room full of kids, touting
Read MoreWhy Apple, Buffett, And The Super Rich Aren’t Using Tax Loopholes
My 7-year-old is always looking for an angle. Recently, she asked for a cookie before bedtime. I said yes. She asked for another one. I
Read MoreWhat Happens To The Wrongfully Convicted?
On May 21, 1980, Katherina Reitz Brow was stabbed to death in her home in Ayer, Massachusetts. Three years later, the man accused of the
Read MorePunishing Excellence: Transfer Pricing Of Outright Sales
Michelle Phillips just won an A… or at least a nice note to her professor. Michelle’s entry on transfer pricing is one of two winning
Read MoreIRS Lacks Statutory Authority To Extend Time To Assess Tax
Charles J. Sigerseth just won an A… or at least a nice note to his professor. Charles’ entry on the statute of limitations issue is
Read MoreCongress Wants IRS To Play Border Control
And here I thought, in an election year, that nothing would get done. In the blink of an eye, the Senate has managed to pass
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